Sentence examples for introduction evidently from inspiring English sources
The length of an introduction, evidently, is in inverse relation to the earnestness of the music; his introductions to Strauss's "Blue Danube" waltz and "Unter Donner und Blitz" polka were considerably longer than those to the Liszt works, and far more rife with one-liners, which the audience, primed for enjoyment, ate up.
In order for gene expression profiling to be useful, the initiation of trials evidently needs to keep pace with the introduction of new treatments that are shown to be best practice.
It is known that, in various countries, the teaching of evolution in secondary education meets with difficulties (Κim & Nehm 2010) evidently affecting its introduction to primary education.
He is, however, evidently homosexual.
Those who seriously propose "boots on the ground", the horrible cliché that suggests the introduction of American, British or French ground troops, have evidently not been reading the news for the past 15 years or noticed what happened in Iraq and Afghanistan.
It found the Lale Andersen recording in a cellar in Vienna and evidently chose it because an officer liked the bugle-call introduction that had been written by her accompanist.
There have evidently been major selective increases in the use of specific codes subsequent to the introduction of the QOF.
To the concern of the teaching assistants, the introduction of virtual slides led students to focus on gross anatomy during laboratory sessions, as the students evidently thought that they could more easily learn the histology on their own at home.
